Panasonic Hybrid Control Panel Aw Rp501 Operating Instructions

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·Subcarrier Phase Adjustment
qSet G/L PHASE ON/OFF Switch !5to the ON position.
Note:When G/L PHASE ON/OFF Switch !5is set to the
ON position, the sync phase of the camera
changes to the settings of G/L PHASE H Control
!8, G/L PHASE Coarse Switch !6, and G/L PHASE
SC Control !7.  Unless G/L phase adjustment is
necessary, do not set G/L PHASE ON/OFF Switch
!5to the ON position.
wAdjust G/L PHASE Coarse Switch !6and G/L PHASE
SC Control !7to match the subcarrier color phase of
the video signal output with that of the reference tone,
such as of the program output (split color bar output) of
a Color Special Effect Generator, for example.  Higher
accuracy can be obtained if a vectorscope is used for
color phase adjustment.
eSet G/L PHASE ON/OFF Switch !5back to the OFF
position.
Magenta Green
Cyan
Yellow
White
Red
Blue
Black
ON SC H
OFF
G/L PHASE
90° 180°
0°      270°
G/L PHASE ON/OFF Switch !5
G/L PHASE Coarse Switch !6
G/L PHASE SC Control !7
Color bar of
camera
Color bar of
special Effects
generator Split line 
						

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•Total Pedestal AdjustmentTotal pedestal adjustment is made to adjust the
pedestals of two or more cameras.  Using an oscillo-
scope or a waveform monitor, adjust the pedestals to 5
IRE (0.035 V) or 7.5 IRE (0.050 V) with T.PED Control
!9.
T.PED
CABLE COMP
YC
T. PED Control
5 IRE (0.035 V) or
7.5 IRE (0.050 V)
4. White Balance Setting• White balance adjustment is necessary when using the
camera for the first time, or if the camera has not been
used for a long period of time.
• Once the white balance is adjusted, no readjustment is
necessary if the camera is used under the same condi-
tions.
• Automatic White Balance Control (AWC)
The color temperature conditions for two channels A
and B can be stored in the memory in advance.  Once
the white balance is adjusted, all that is needed is to
select either AUTO/ATW A Switch oor AUTO/ATW B
Switch !0if the camera is used under the same condi-
tions.  No readjustment is necessary.  If the white bal-
ance is readjusted, the existing white balance data is
replaced with new data.
qPress either AUTO/ATW A Switch oor AUTO/ATW B
switch !0.
wPick up a white object (a white wall or white handker-
chief, for example) fully on the screen.  Be careful to
keep a shiny or bright object out of the screen.
eWhen AWC Switch !1is pressed, Auto Set Indicator !3
flashes and the white balance is automatically adjust-
ed.  It goes out when it has been properly adjusted.  If
the adjustment fails, Auto Set Indicator !3remains lit.
In such a case, change the brightness, iris, object, light
source, etc. and adjust it again. 
						

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• Automatic Tracing White Balance Control (ATW)
When AUTO/ATW ATW Switch iis pressed, the white
balance is automatically adjusted even if the light
source or color temperature changes, thus reproducing
a natural image.
Note:The white balance may deviate if there is nothing
white in the image.  The white balance may not be
fully adjusted depending on the light source or
color temperature.
5. Black Balance Setting• Black balance adjustment is necessary when using the
camera for the first time, or if the camera has not been
used for a long period of time.
• Black balance adjustment is necessary if there is a big
change in the ambient temperature or at the turn of a
season. 
• Once the black balance is adjusted, no readjustment is
necessary if the camera is used under the same condi-
tions.
• Automatic Black Balance Control (ABC)
When ABC Switch !2is pressed, the lens iris is auto-
matically closed to set the black balance.  Keep IRIS
AUTO/MANU Switch @5in the AUTO position when set-
ting the black balance.  Auto Set Indicator !3flashes
during black balance adjustment, and goes out when it
is finished normally.  Auto Set Indicator !3remains lit if
the adjustment fails.  In such a such, try to adjust it
again.
Black balance adjustment may fail in some cases
where the total pedestal is too low.  Adjust the total
pedestal with T.PED Control !9and adjust the black
balance again. 
						

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6. Camera and Pan/tilt Head PresettingqPick up a desired object with the camera using
PAN/TILT Lever #8ZOOM Lever #6and FOCUS Lever
#7Select a white balance control mode using
AUTO/ATW ATW Switch iAUTO/ATW A Switch oor
AUTO/ATW B Switch !0.  To store iris data in the mem-
ory, set IRIS AUTO/MANU Switch @5to the MANU posi-
tion and turn the iris control.  When IRIS AUTO/MANU
Switch @5is in the AUTO position, iris data will not be
stored in the memory.
wKeep MEMORY Switch @7depressed (MEMORY Switch
@7lights and all the 10 buttons of PRESET Switches @8
flash), press any of the buttons [1] to [10] of PRESET
Switches @8as desired to store the data in the memory.
Only that button of PRESET Switches @8where the data
is stored lights.
Note:If data is stored again in the same button of PRE-
SET Switches @8the preceding data is deleted.
7. Various Switch SettingsSet the gain, shutter and other switches as appropriate to
the conditions of using the camera.8. Camera and Pan/tilt Head OperationControl the camera and pan/tilt head using PRESET
Switches @8PAN/TILT Lever #8ZOOM Lever #6FOCUS
Lever #7 IRIS AUTO/MANU Switch @5and other switches.
* In case of not changing the adjustment data and set-
tings, it is not necessary to repeat the adjustment and
setting procedures described in Sections 2 to 7. 
						

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RACK MOUNTING
èid³
nRack Mounting
Holes for connecting plate
Connecting plateRack angle
Mounting screwMounting screw 
						

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nHow to Change Rear Panel DirectionqRemove the four screws from both sides of the top
cover, and take the top cover off.
wRemove the two screws and take the blank panel off.
eLoosen the rear panel screw, turn the rear panel down,
and fasten it to the bottom.
rFasten the blank panel back to the rear.
Rear panel Remove the top cover.
4 screws (on both sides)
2 screws (on both sides)
Blank panelBlank panel
Rear panel 
						

							-35- Source Voltage 12 V DC (DC jack)
Power Consumption 12V, 0.7A
Video Input 1.0 V[p-p] composite/75½(BNC connector)
Genlock Input 1.0 V[p-p] black burst 
75½loop through with auto terminator (BNC connector)
Video Output 1.0 V[p-p] composite/75½x 2 (BNC connector)
S-video Output Y: 0.714 V[p-p] (75 ½)
C: 0.286 V[p-p] burst level chrominance/75 ½(S-VIDEO connector)
Genlock Output 75½(BNC connector)
Camera Control Output Control signal (BNC connector)
Pan/tilt Control Output Control signal (RJ-45 8P modular jack)
System Tally Input Tally signal (2 pin Terminal block)
Auxiliary Control Input Control signal (8 pin DIN connector)
Switches
Power ON/OFF Switch,
GAIN HIGH/MID/LOW Switch, GAIN AGC/MANU Switch,
MODE BAR/CAM switch 
SHUTTER Switch, AUTO/ATW ATW switch, AUTO/ATW A switch,
AUTO/ATW B switch, AWC Switch, ABC Switch, G/L PHASE ON/OFF Switch,
G/L PHASE Coarse Switch, IRIS AUTO/MANU Switch, MEMORY Switch, PRESET Switch,
DEF Switch, WIP Switch, H/F Switch, EXT Switch, ND Switch, OP Switch, SPEED Switch,
SPEED SW CHANGE Switch, ZOOM REVERSE Switch, ZOOM/FOCUS EXCHANGE Switch,
FOCUS REVERSE Switch, TILT REVERSE Switch, PAN REVERSE Switch
Controls T. PED Control, G/L PHASE SC Control, G/L PHASE H Control, CABLE COMP Y Control,
CABLE COMP C Control, IRIS LEVEL Control, ZOOM Lever, FOCUS Lever, PAN/TILT Lever
Pan/tilt Head Connecting
Cable: x 4 (Coaxial Cable 3 pcs., 10BASE-T straight cable 1 pc.)(In case of using G/L function)
Maximum cable length: 500 m (In case of using coaxial cables 5C-2V and 10BASE-T cable UTP category-5)
Operating temperature-10°C to +45°C (14°F to +113°F)
SPECIFICATIONS 
						

							-36- Dimensions 210 (W) x 88 (H) x 177 (D) mm [8-1/4 (W) x 3-1/2 (H) x 7 (D)]
Weight 2.2 kg (4.9 lbs.)
Finish AV Ivory painting
Weight and dimensions indicated are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
ACCESSORIESSeal ........................................................ 1
Rack angle  ............................................. 2Mounting screws .................................. 12
M4 x 8mm  ........................................ 8
M5 x 8mm ......................................... 4
Connecting plate  ................................... 1 
						

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